The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 25, 1904, Image 3
(?«/ you something to tote
tn.
&
iP^Drummert’ SnnaplM; oo6»
of Pocket Book*, Pur*e*, and
Wrfst Bajf*, bonfht at a aaoriiioe anfl
you ara entitle ft) 4^*^ l&aTa of tho
baneflt of tho dyl.
'«%. All tbeoe good* Will be aold at one
4»alf the original coatl ^
SSf' The supply la limited—but while
they last It I* a rare opportunity to get
Jroij a lood pane cheap.
and in. & ik. Buckingham
zpeoted home from Kew York
llr.
were expected
la»t erenliif, ^ .
the first battle ^f the ballot* will be
fought on next T
the beat man.
L'neaday. Vote for
. ;M|u.orjfreartlng.op!t>
now. an effene*
teacher ofthe be
the next term.
day* I*
a statute In
aigeti ca»p made and prorided.
Nex; Konday wHI be “Labor D*y, w
a holiday little ebaerved outside of
citiea and tfianuftoturlog town*.
A jlfew agrfbnttural club h^^be^n or-
n»e
K nlzed with^PeUeraon’s Uiil on
wer Three Kunt as it* headquarter*.
tree J
We did not think there Wen a* many
buahela of teed oat* In the counfy aa
Whittle advert,!res (of tale tn Ihta is
sue.
See today that your ha We .ja. on the
'DeoiocMitlo club roll If you wish, to
veto on Tuesday next. Tomorrow will
be too late. ^ ——
Field Secretar
Sunday School
Sqnday, School Convention at St.
John’s churct);
Mias ifaeC’Bryan of Rock Hin has
been Visiting relatives in Allendale and
is now on a visit to relative* and friends
In-Barnwell. .
Mr*. Mary 8. Cannon, w|fe of Dr. W
S Cannon, a most estimable Christian
lady, died at her home In Ellenton on
the ISth. inst.
Dr. MUhona Is attending-the Dental
Congress in St. Louis for a couple of
weeks and will not be In his Barnwell
office until September 13th.
trtt.ltten Jr. goes to the St.
Louis Exposition thU week as repre
sentative tn the West of tbo Southern
States Phosphate aud Feftlllzer Com
pany.
llr. Henry D Still contributes a very
Interesting advefllsement to this week's
Pxoflb. A reading of It will be help
ful to all who buy goods In hi* varied
line*.
Your att’e^tfond* asked to the adver
tisement of Easterling Ik Manville. two
of new Harnwell’s most promising and
wfiely progressive young builders of
business. 1
Senator Tillman lias been advised by
his physician to rest 1.1* throat this
summer. Conseqttevvly he will not be
prominent f* a speaking campaigner
for the Democratic ticket.
Capt. and Mrs. J. 'fi. Hair and Dr.
and Mrs. G. F. Hair left on Tuesday
morning: for th*. St. Louis Exposition
and were.WlloWeif yesterday by Dr.
and Mrs. J. 11. E. Milhous.
nr B. w.Spllman ofthe
Board will attend the
TURNIPS.
ilb-c 'ssj
tObt
—CREECH’S PH ARM ACT—
frill pay five dolls a* for the
Fi,VK larokst Rota Bags ten-
Nire delivered at the Pharmacy,
grown from seed bought there
after this date.
•+C+C+C+C+Cj|*C+#
A. P. Manville, Jr.
B. B. Eastcrl'ng,
T Easterling & Minyille,
Brokers.
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♦ "Representing
T" * Armour Packing Co.,i
A -—Hammond Packing Co.,
4 Carolina Rice Co.,
J Jacob 8. Scbtrmer A Sons,
a -r; , (Rlce.y
H. J, Wilke*
(Grain, etc.)
8. T. Platt,
(Butter and Cheese.)
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We will also deal In real ea-
Ltatyour property with
ua. If we make no sale It will
oost you nothing.
Valuable town and farm
fOr.aale, or yant, aer-
Tns In town residence
4 WWJftyDji
• era] bargal*
Highest price paid for cot- i
ton'. seCc\. \Yc t hgve our *
scales' at cotton platform,
inhere it is' very convenient,
ileal and hulls for sale and
!.
exchange, special,. induce*
meats in large quantities.
\ye extend a hearty invi
tation to our farmer friends
to call on us. '
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SEED OATS FORSALE
FOUR THOUSAND BUSHELS,
Oat*
alive Red Rust Proof Seed
rows on my farms foraale at
- 64 ckmts raa bdshkl.
Don't delay buyjna; a*,Ute.fppply of
aeed IB the State ‘ ‘
demand will be.
■ Whittle’# BtaWe*..
Blackville, 8. C.
All peraon* are hereby tbrhblden to
oBter'upon any and all laud* owned by
me or under my control in this State
JorjMtijuirBnsct nl hunting bv day or
By gathering, or h*Uimg aWly
wood or straw, ,p**mDUg stguB, ma
king ro*ds or patfis or committing any.
Mbe.r trespass whatever under penalty
of prosecution to the full extent of the
Taw.
Wililsbd. S. C., A?ga*l t &th, ?iKl4^ h, ••
A^ N AWFUL ACCIDENT^
Sqndfjr nig
B, BeqncV
2Hw**.aw
rped t<> H i
, Near Brupsnp Sqndfgr night about 4
bt’clocjt Mr. J. B, Bennclt shot and
k!li#dJil*. wU<V iHwM-Awakenerf bJ-
k no be he aoppoped tp. b*t rate Inijhe
' * * sMpg.towards a. window in
Was left open,,
lie supposed, was
iuakln|4 ap entrfnc* Into hi* room.
^tqg;a plaiol, under .BTs jdllbw, he
t.^t and fred. fl f^oyed . to be hi*
fe., w)io, jte had *hot. through the
att, and rtm died iminedljtfely.
v^lV
^ .
DOt
n Candjdate 4ltoo„B v ^i
make a itunjp speecb ca'.arpvig.u. He
■mvdu de»lm.adc|rcs*4* Only when and
^Sphere he ha* something special to say.
.The^first bale of gotten bought hr
Mmon Bros, at I )>^. from colored
farmer Albert Mcl eer on la*t Friday/
■i1
1 pharmacy^
rden Sypd; some astonlsh-
rioes on field ** well aa gar-
1 hare tried and preyed,
, Our corn aepd is the envy
eainpetltors. G^ve .The. Peo-
barraa^y a trial and be eon-
you can gat Better aeed and
plan's eklll eould act stay the
the fair, swee%vgeaile, white
from tbp sbPfH bT Umelpte the _
iaCbnst la the clty^of the
Fathaf.i. In Ahp eteddleas anorajiixg
time of tier .Mr*,-all radlaat with, tope
aadhappInesa.Mia Bdaper .Haw-tease*
planted tho flpWer m loved, ed cherish-
•d by. all that knew-iCs "beanty Iked
sweetness to the better land where the
Borrows of earth *re Jo-gotten la
eVa#estln£ peace. To her laved otps
the memory of her brief pilgrimage
wlllbe a4«* soft-aweef song calling
them to follow apd tc.grtd her waning
for them by tho great white throne, a ■
-Thr - -
the Ba
byJtauipBBi
eacsof t very large find aympatl
cohgregatloti. ■ ^ .
- Reverently and sadly she wasjahl to
rest in the Mplsoopal Cemetery and lov
lug hand* laid a last tribute a w^srith of
flower blooms, beautiful types of the
beautiful life just reauhed its Aquaet
and of the morning beyond tharlver.d
BOLL WEEVILS. . ^ ^ ,
Those curious to see the Ml
weevil In both the larval and fall
gr.ojvn states can taka a look it speci
mens sent this office by Prof Chambliss
of Cleaison College. Ttiey are ve.ry
dead, corked up In formalbyde but
lifelike fn appearance.
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A CABBAGE Sli AkK.
While preparing a cabbage for ^n-
....
ner on Frjiny a lady near Man found
In the vegetable a Cabbag# snake, so
called, about six inches long, as layge
a# a corn silk and colored like the cab-
b *f* e * ■
♦A CARD.
To tb<j Democratic Voters of Barn
well County: I am twenty eight years
of age, was born on a farm and-have
followed the life of a farmer up to now.
Four-years tgo I had the misfortune to
lose my arm, and under such con
ditions I find it hard to make a living
for myself and family. I feel that I
catr fltt ttm oflWe of f)orpt*r natiefar-
torlly and ask your support in th* pri
mary election, _ i
Respectfully,
N. A.Hiers.
I hereby agree to refund
the money paid for Ml-o-' a on
return of the emptv boxen M the
purchaser tell*.me that it b*a 4*11-
ed to cure dyspepaja or *tomach
trouble*. ThU gufirantee cover*
two fiOo boxed, or • mouth's treat
ment. .. ---
Signed"
MlHroal^^^nir^iTlIepi^aMiUon
that tones up the digestive organs and
quickly gives perfect health and
strength. It will cure the worst case
of Indigestion, or'the depressed Irri
tated state shat afflicts nearly every one
who ha* stomach-trouble. It is not a
mere digestive like tae-pepsin tablets',
bat 1* a remedy that absolutely and
positively cures dyspepsia and restores
perfect health to the digestive systems
J. C. Creech can tell yon of many of
Bis customer.* who recommend Mi-o-na
because It cured-them. Better than a. I
testimonials, though, fa the guarantee
under which Ml-o-na Is sold. It Is a
positive statement that if thU
emAdy does not relieve you of indi
gestion, It; will cost you absolutely
nothing. ‘
CARDOFTHANKS
Permit me to extend my 'thanks to
Married At Mlllen, Ga. on the 20th
Inst, Mr. Sevurno Moore of Barnwell
and M 1m Eula May Freeman of Wright-
vllir. G*. „ Mr. Moore is a young man
of excellent (Qualities jmd hi* bride is a
young lady of great charto and beauty.
The pleasant presence of Qeq. J. 8l
Breland In town on Friday renewed
thwhappines* of his friends and re
vived their regreitUat Thrfee Mile U no
longer a p*rt of Barnwell, and that his
vlsiu to the old-County Seat are so far
between.
••Farmer” C. N. Burckhaiter gsve
Tax People on-Tuesday a heaping ,
waiter of th? finest mutton corn that
our eyes ever -looked upon. It was
planted June 16th and t^aa fully as
large eared as bis early field crop;
which will measure up fifty bushels to
the acre.
Allendale, was captured Tuesday by
delegates from Pythian Lodges in thk.
3d district composed of the Counties of
Saluda, Edgefield, Aiken, Barnwell,
Bamberg, Orangeburg and Hampton,
who are holding their first district
meeting and eujoyin£ Allendale hos
pitality.
RED OAK NEWS.
The trbs{ees of the
Seven Pines
Special School District are to be con
gratulated on beirf# able to retain the
7L\hrHL^u'rTr‘h. , irw , ^ , » T t hIL* erv,ce,of I>rof - L M - for the
* ***• State Is far below what the r 0#x t scholastic year. The school will
open to September.
Our brave *nd. pisnly little frieud 4
Theodore Cook, son of Mr. Mots Cook,
who was so seriously hurt some time
re Bft ■udgt jSmjjMlfut matilteirt-i»f
r*. Pattersfto. and Kirkland almost
entirely recovered.
^ceaslonal.
»* •. - ^
Received last week ope car load of
Wagons and one car lo2d#f Buggies
and expect spottier car of each within
ten days, Huy tog in car lots enables
me to sell at very cheap prices. Give
.me a call and be convinced.
‘ V \ C. F. Rlzor,
* Olar, S. C.
• -.m •. „ , ,g ■
last
WTLUtSTON NEWS. ■
L. A.. Green and ftunily left
Week for Gl«mn Springs. w.
W. E. Prothro left on Friday ftrtr 8t.
Louis for leu days yacatlon.- w
Mhts Minots Brfttdisimv lovablelady
from Millett?, is visiting Miss Mattie
from
Weathersbee. .
M*X.JVlse, who Is working /ot the
A. C. 1/. Railroad, Is at home on a vis-
It. .. , r .
J. A. Rouniree is at Glenn Springs
for two week*.
:*L C^ TUomas, George Howard and
WIUDiNibar of Augosta spent SUndaf
In bt)^. v . .. _ , v
,R. B. .white of Blackvllle spent Sun.
Misa Re Nevln wilt go to Bamberg in
a few days to visit Mist Jlnotop.
Mjsve| , Bun khalter aud Uollv of
AHteu.weatliotne pa Tuesday after a
short visit to Me*. & (j». Uathewa. «
.Mr. Lee Scott of Clark's Hill is vis-
Ulug W..A. Scott.
G. Walter Green Is In New York on
business. . When he returns In a few
days the Telephone will. soon, be com
pleted. It has about St miles of wire,
tak tog In-Elba and White Pond and 4
roiles N. K. and 5 five miles S. W. of
f town.
> can undersell otbers a*! °LAR OPPORTUNITY.
Drs. Patterson and Kirkland for their
great interest manifested in their treat
ment of my^iittevgon, for the aklllfiil
operation psrforflied by them, to the
entire community for thejympathy
received during the trying ordeal, and
especially to Mrs. Ida Ready, who ao
kindly left her hoAis and for weeks
was by the bedside of the little fellow,
his patient and perfect nurse.
Very gratefully,
-S- -4-
“,V
W. M.Cook.
COLORADO NEWS. ... r<
The Barnwell colony at Rocky Ford,
Col.qrado, consists of Capt.
C. H.
lorado, consists
Maihia-Mr. and Mra. W. B. Johnston,
and Mr*. A. J. Mathis, H. Murray
.fl 111
Mr
Mathis and Kixfflet Gribbin. Sam
Mathew* has been there.,3 veara, was
captured by a fair Western-girl and
will la hard to haul to the EAht again.
Young A Mathis shipped on the 14th
the first car of cantaloupes te New
York, getting aereral tteya ahead of
competing firms, With late frost 200
dars of 872 crates each, averaging 46
loupes to crate wULJbe shipped from
Rocky.Ford this season. , ,
. Tbit Is* great country, aoit SB to 30 ,
foot deep, fertillaershave no effect. It'
is ao rich, sm) we do without rain, de
pending altogether on Irrigation.
C. F. Cttkou, P. S. Btckispui
ffffl. McSak.
Calhoun & Co
FJPE,
. • a
Life f Accideql,
LIGHTNING
and
Live Stock
—At Lowest Rates Iri-
Strongest Companies.
CALHOUN & CO 1 ,
—offices" at—
the bank; of barnw’Eli
FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
GHr.EN VI r i.K. s. c.
Edwin fifciifeli'I^teat, President,
* ^ Courses . leading to the degrees
Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) and Mastef of
’A.
Arts (M. A.) Library, Reading Room,
Laboratort^s, T#arge and Comfortable
Dormitories, Expenses reduced to a
Minimum. ' .
Next sessstoh begins Sopt 14. For
apply to Prof. H. T. Cook. For
Catalogue of Information, addfess, The
Secretary of the faculty.
TOWN REGISTRATION.
i The town books for the registration
of voters Id the municipal election are
now open at the store ot Mr. George
W, Patrick and will remain ao until
five days Before the election. ‘
0*1. Hay, ■
Clsik ar.d Treat
FOR SALE.
One 46 Saw Gin, Feeder and
denser, good aa new, used one
only. For fuether particulars apply to
W. U. Cave, Jr,
Barnwell, 8. C.'*’
rrcsM,
goo tb# patitlnn her
Presldent. Ben|nmln Sloon^ jjjAagS$!^A.
Columbia, 8.0. « *» 0 Ioelt m/«
Richard W. Huteon,
Clerk U. 8. D. 0,8. C.
- ^ / . [axau j
GET THE SIGNED GUARANTEE.
J. 0. Greetb /Agrees to Return Monty
if Ml-o-pa Yatli $o Make You Well.
HavoJ. O. Oreedi sfgn the following
guarantee when you buy a begot Ml-
o-na, nature’s cure for dyspepaia.
"qua
KANTEE.
—: •:
THE BXRNWELT/BAfJJST SUN
DAY school Con
vention
Will convene with St. John’s Sunday
School September 3; 8, 4,1901.
PROORAMMX.
Friday, Sept. 2.
FAll iGtdods.
MT FALL LINE of General Merchandtke hi)*r *
K st dealer In respective line*, getting advantage of all p
rs and commUtlon men, cutting out |l)e middieman’» profit.
Clothiiijef.
B. llAZCRSKY, Proprietor,
KRASSOFF’S OLD STAS®
^4PNWELL, 8. 0..
Offers to careful buyers a completely
new stock of completely new goods at
completely new prices.
Anything and Eveay Thing In Dres*
*od pry Goods, Kottops, Clythlng,
Uats, Shoes, Ac. foy all ages find all
occupations will be found at these
Headquarters for Trade end at prlcea
to please the most particular pur
chasers. _ • • >
Come, See for..yourselves, receive
courteous treatment and you will find
that
“THE NEW BROOM SWEEPS
CLEAN.” -
N. Askew
12.30. Organization. -
1 p. tn. Dinner.
2.45 p. m. Devotional Exercises: S.
P.flalF.
S-p, “The reflox influence of the
Church and the Sunday School on the
spiritual life of each other”: J. D.
Moore, F. P. Lee, 8. P Chisholm..,
3.45. ’‘The Sunday School of today
and the church of tomorrow”: J. R.
Chiles, tt. M. Mixson, T. J. Sandlfer.
MlsceUaneous businea* and adjourn
ment. ■ '
At.
Saturday, Sept. 3.
10 a. m. Devotional Exercises: Su
perintendent of St. J^)hn’s Scool.
UllA Responsibility of the home to
the Sundiy School: J. B. Black, Basil
Bates. J. R. McCormack
11. Responsibility <iQf the pastor to
the Sunday School: E. tf. Peeples^.Ji.
W. Sanders. S. P. Hair.
i-l.45. Responsibility of Church mem
bers :o-the Sunday School: 8. R. Bass,
0. W. Rertiz,-tt, B. Fickiing.
12.30 0. m Question Box, conducted
by,the President,
1 p. m. Dinner. '
2.46 Devotional Exercises, J. C. Mo-
MUIair.
3. Two minute verbal reports from
representatives of Sunday Schools.
Conducted by the President;
3 80. My idea of- effective Sunday
school work: W. D. McMillan. W. W.
Glover, J. D. Peacock, Geo. Hair.
4. Conviction of duty as compared
wlth-.pther motives in Sunday School
work: M*L. Lawson, G. N. Askew,
W. G. Britton. : ; v ,,
Preaentatiou of bariner by tbe Presi
dent. . ■,
Miscellaneous business and adjourn-
meat, ... ' '
,> , Sunday, Sept. 4.
10 a. in. Qualifications for successful
Shnday School teaching; S. G. May-
Held.
11a. nj. Sermon. •' .
The Revival No. 3 Hymn Book will
he used and the following, numbers se
lected : 1,2, 3. 4, 7. 8.11, 24. 82, *3, 67,
70. 77. tt, 81, 83, S7. 90. 93, 127, 133, 165,
168, 188,193 and 283.
Each Sunday School 1* entitled to
five delegates and U la carneotly^re-
quested that tho schools will elect del*-
g*te» at,once aud forward names to G.
Herndoj). Ehrbardt. who will assign
them homes. ^ p.,..
Sec. 8 S. Con.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Registration Books will be open
In the Court House on the first Monday
(sale day) in each month during the an to
year 1903 for tho transaction ct such
business as is requited by 'aw. 1
J W. J. Baxley, ‘
.. r j. . -jQbftlXWAA..
G. R. Dunbar,
Secretary.
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For Sale—One 60 Saw Massey Gin;
feeder and Condenser. .Ope stea
power cotton press. All secum! ban
U. W. AT. J. Deer,"^
Ulmer, S. C.
88-50
Wolford College.
spartanburg; s.c.
Hknkt N. Sntdkk, Lltt. D., M. A.,
President.
Four full College courses. Favora-
ble -aurroundlngs. Cleveland Science
rtj Iutcoduotory Sermon : G Hall. Gyn>na?lum.
Lecture course. Library McllHtes.
6Dt year beglos Sept. 21st, 19bl. •
For catalogue apply to
J. A. Gsmeweil,
! • - .. ^ Secretary.
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING
SCHOOL, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Elegant new buildings. Careful at
tention to individual students. Board
and tiiUJorufOT year 4110. All Infor
mation given by ’ t ^
A. M. Doric,
Head Matter.
JULIAN R. HARRISON;
JEWELER
> ^ ' ' ■' T * _ ■ *
Fine* Watches, Clocks, J^ingfs,
Pins and Spectacles
Jr.
Repairing.
^—Sewing Machine Supplies—
Needles,
Rubber*,’
Oils,” , ,
■ v '
-BeltingA; See.
* ',*>•. r •
, Machines, Guns and Revolver*
Repaired. ', f
Barnwell, ^. C.
-rc-
Yeief B. Tormcnter 64369,
llsn’s—Youths’—Children’* meat complete stock I
tntde.. ■.* ,
' . , Notion*. Umbrellas. Shirts, Collars, Hosiery. Underwear, c.
bonghf at peioe* which will enabi* me to make price* to meet
clasaea of trade.—^— - • —^ r.
‘‘ r f1j*V44 ntw addition to my atore, a Ftmtithre T'mnorlirm. ihowinK a. <
p*eto link of xll'kfndswnd.qualltles. the moat complete and beat valaM that j
judgment and money could secure.
4MMMt*r ___
liffe, American Lady,
Shoes, J
Gentlemen—f.adies—Children. The best at*tea
Kreamer. Regent and Pntney’a Swell for Gentleman, ]
Queen and Crslghton’s for women. ' ' ' .
... . lint's.
The best that can be offered the trade from John B. Stetson dowt^
33ry Gopds- .
Ladlea' Dress Goods TOo tirBl.60 mrallcy Goods' In' tsompsrison ’ and nnanp*
passed by anything ever offered Blackvllle trade* CALL AND NEE*
Buggies. Stoves. Tinware. Hard
ware. Baargimr. Ties- ,
Mv stock Is now complnffe, having a store whleh is roomy and well arranged
gives opportunity to show my £oo Is. eotrscqaently. all I solicit la fef the
trade to dome *ndInspect my line of Clothing, Shoe*.Mate, Dry Goedfe, Drew
Goods, Notions. Umbrellas. Stoves, Buggies and Furniture, get tbe prleee.
Don’t b»y If not better vatoea^for^cheaper prleee khan ever offered. —*—. . x
i Come arfd hvtk,it oq«t< Rothtog.'Get the price* on anytlilng, everything!
and alao remoir.het 4t edits nothing to gel prices on every nrtlule In my gtorre. I
pay my clerks to make you prices but not to make you buy.
I solicit your patronage. . .
iy Atone.
SI. D.
'K%
TTvfirilving my jcjistomers for their unexampled pat.rog^
age during the Winter Campaign, I take pleasure fat
stating that the Spring finds me fully prepared to gif#
tUe . _ .. - c ,. - n
est •
argains:
m
To all ih heed of work stock euited to all purposes and
the prices that have plcAsed and profited so many
m
—V*
About ,15 on sale ho#
mote the crops. They ftr6
felood and Cheap; /
„ . . , That want good owners.
This may be the last importation of the season,
don’t wait. t>elays “are dangerous.” Come at once to
' Vhittle’s Stables;
Blackville, S. C.
'' “ ' . • *
SO
JERSEY BULL, HEAD OF GLEN-'
DALE HERD,
A*tenounced unusually handseme—Anr t
dairy form. “There stretch behind ■
him along every Mne Uje linost dairy
blood in tbe world.” By blood and In
dividuality he is at the top of the Jer
sey breed.. Ui* (tom tested gallons
of milk and 23 los , 4 oz.; his grand
dftHLM lbs., 6 ozs., and his great grand
dam 23 lbs., 3 ozs. of butter In seven
day*' lie ,ba* 14 aistera giving aa high
as 22 lbs of hotter in seven days.
Registered Jersey hfcHers bred to this
bull, and three of his sons, all solid col
ored and grand Individuals, now for
palg. f Write for pedigrees and particu
\
GLENDALE DAIRY,
Barnwell, S. 0.
at prices
.•will se^k no further.
DR. fflO. P. IEE, JB.
/Dentist,
W1LLI8TON, - S. C.
Will work anywhere In the country
by special appointment.
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OUR cinnerV beirg equipped with the latest.
Improved machinery, we ai-e .yi a position to give
the best pos&ble “tunr-mit.— ;
We shall put forth our best efforts to please.
Seales in jferfcct repair. We assure aceuratc
weights. : ~ _ „
We furnish G yds. new 2 lb. bagging, (T new : .ar-v
row ties and gin your cotton for $1.50 per hale;. or ^
gin for $1.00 per bale, if hogging and ties not fur
nished by us. We solicit you cotton seed; Highest
cash offer; hest exchange late. See us before selling.
• Southern Cotton Oil Co.,
* BARNWELL, S.C
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ALL THE YEAH HOUHB
NjHiLL.-TOP - StArilES.^ *
““^BARNWELL, - - S. C.TV
offer for sale #
The Best all purpose horse? and liuiles that live,
judgment can select and ready money buy. --—’7
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These, too, arc at your selyicq in ya^t variety . and*
rices underground all Corripetition. See thenianuT|^H
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HARNESS , . HARNESS.
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An immense stock of all grades from the ^
CHOICEST TO THf: CHEAPEST!
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rou need anytljing from*
>et it at Brown prices
{ft^gpSeparatc pieces sold. ; ,If
a Brow Band up ot aIowh you can
heye., F
Saddles for all*sizes aud both sctcs. ^
Lap Robes tor all purpose^ a^il pei>ptet
Wlfips for slow aud swill teams. - ,
Before buying anything in the. aliqve lines come ,tOi
Headquarters and. yod’11 he^ pleased if -goo<l goods and
treatment and below par prices qui satisfy
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BB.l. B. E. HILHOOS,-
HENfAlToRGM.*
- - BLACKVILLE, S. C.
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office every Mon
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Tuesday, aijd aSt
office• in Blackville
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naay ana fi^tu